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Inexplicably, on my third viewing it moved to tears. After all these years I think the lights are the asylum folk coming to get them both. But whether I'm right, and likely wrong, if a film can affect so, it's done its job

There millions of Cpl Clearboys in the world!

The banner says, "I have given you an example."

The odds and elements are our own individual demons to move us away from the hand of the grate creator by the hand of our own worldly ambitious pursuit's🤔

Hes a great actor have seen several times now hes like a big cuddly teddy bear

The best bit after this scene wow ❤

I read stacy was a fan of charlton heston so was i he was my 1st idol growing up

How tall is stacy and what colour are his eyes

Awesome yeh

Going to get it on blu ray stacy is 1 hot colonel 😊

Production Companies: Warner Bros. (current owner) Turner Entertainment (current owner) Semetoll-Imkerss Distributed Pictures (Distributor) Semetoll-Imkerss Production Studios (Presentation) Blatty Czech Enterprises (copyright holder) Spikings-Deeley Film Association (production) Anglo-EMI Film Partnership II (financement) Anglo-EMI Film Partnership III (financement)

It's actually a VW Type 82E, not to be confused with the more famous VW Type 82 Kubelwagon.

Karma described perfectly. When that timeline rolls over, it brings with it all the old debts.

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I'm today's year old when I experienced this film streaming. Grew up in the 70's considering myself a cinema geek. Like all things meaningful and beautiful, IT finds you! Thank you for posting. Highly recommended for everyone ❤️

“But there can be no grave for Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson...Shall they not always live in Baker Street? Are they not there this moment, as one writes? Outside, the hansoms rattle through the rain, and Moriarty plans his latest devilry. Within, the sea-coal flames upon the hearth and Holmes and Watson take their well-won case...So they still live for all that love them well; in a romantic chamber of the heart, in a nostalgic country of the mind, where it is always 1895.” ― Vincent Starrett, The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes

Evil is not aways dark. It is sometimes so bright that people refuse to stare it in the face. . . that's how evil wins.

4:20 - manipulated images, “if you’re on television, you’re selling something” .. "that's what capitalism does with all revolutions, it makes them rich" (Brian DePalma)

Thanks for posting.

Wow, rinds me of The Nknth Configuration!

One of my favorite movies of all time.

The fallacy of all religion is that it promises a reward at some point in the future but that moment never occurs.

I was able to find a film photo of this scene with Burt Lancaster and Scott Wilson with the Volkswagen. I went to a “ Walking Dead “ convention Scott Wilson was at and was able to get the photo autographed, he signed it “ it’s a beautiful car, sir” Scott Wilson, Corporal Clearboy “ it’s a treasured photo of mine

In a few years from this, Captain Fairbanks will have a few more identities: Governor Hordak and Bow.

This movie stunk. When I saw it in the theaters, my parents assumed that they were so into their insanity that they didn't notice either a train or a car coming up and running them over. There certainly are some odd train-like noises on the soundtrack. I love how people attempt to explain it away...."oh, isn't it wonderful that they are finally together!" and "the heart sees what you cannot see...." blah blah blah. No, the reality is the writer and/or director didn't know what to do with the ending of this, and thought, "wouldn't it be cool that they both go completely insane at the end, and then this bright light comes up from behind and envelopes them, and we can let the audience think what that means. We'll be thought of as so brilliant, and such masters of the metaphor!". And here we go, proving them completely right.

I don't know what the light at the end is, but it definitely ISN'T a train. Once they take up position next to that bush, they don't move from that spot, and when they stand up, you can see their feet and the ground around them, and they're clearly not near any train tracks.

One of the greatest scenes and movies ever.

Love this movie. Here's another great scene: th-cam.com/video/5GnuqMoG_UA/w-d-xo.html

This whole movie was BRILLIANTLY written. And the performances are absolutely INCREDIBLE!

I REMEMBERD SEEING THIS FILM WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG AND EVEN THEN I WONDERED ABOUT THE ENDING. WHAT DID THEY SEE ? WAS ANYTHING REALY THERE? I THINK THE FILM WORKS MORE FOR ME TODAY BECAUSE WE DONT KNOW, WERE NOT SUPPOSED TO KNOW. NOW AS I ENTER THE FINAL END OF MY LIFE I REALIZE, LIKE HOLMS, WE RUN OUR LIFE LOOKING FOR CLUES , FOR ANSWERS , FOR REASON, AND SOME OF US ARE LUCKY TO FIND SOMEONE WHO JOINS US FOR THE JOURNEY. BUT I FEAR IN THE END WE SIMPLY PASS INTO OBLIVION LIKE HOLMS AND WATSON.

As usual John Barry makes it good

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This scene sets forth the question if God is guilty or not. The verdict was..guilty. But there was no question of God's existence.

Thank you so much for uploading this video and the other from the Rabbi. I watched this film a few years ago and was just struck hard by it. The words, the acting, the weight of the subject. Each argument makes some kind of sense to me. Powerful and should not be forgotten.

uh huh. Venetian Shares - Punishing The Atoms

"Hey, wait, I got a new complaint. Forever in debt to your priceless advice"

The dialog in this movie is awesomly badass...nuff said.

Cpl Clearboy was played by Scott Wilson.....a brilliant, underrated actor. RIP

If Earth has all the elements nessasary for life why can't it be replicated

Stacy Keach and Scott Wilson killed it....such a great film!

So beautiful, so wonderful.....I first saw this movie when I was ten years old and I cried so much, because I knew already then that this love was special, honest und deep. I cried because I feared I would never find someone who loves me rhis way like Watson loved Holmes and Holmes Watson. And in fact, 32 years later, I didn't do.....but I am truly thankful that I watched this heartwarming, special movie....💗💋

Can this classic be viewed in its totality. Rentable, available for purchase? Anywhere?

it's truly amazing how crummy are the youtube captions. truly amazing, truly crummy....how could anyone trust their premium service would be an improvement???

How have I never seen this

This is the film Ronald DeFeo Junior watched before killing his whole family

Moriarity is Us. The audience -- in the theatre or watching the TV. Their gaze is directly to the camera as it tracks towards them. We are the camera, Moriarity is Us. The brightening light perhaps to show their return to reality -- with its pain, soot and suffering -- they will face together. "I don't know how I lived before you came". The scene is like a wedding (Watson in white dress). "Do you intend to walk with me?"..."I do". "We may have to walk near dangers, close to awful things"..."I know that" "Somewhere in the dark he waits".... "I'm not afraid because your with me".

A truly great and sadly underrated film.

Now I can bet you most people haven't seen this film. Keach's bar fight seen shows a man who has been pushed too far and how he lets out his rage yet still controls himself....very powerful

It could be a train, could be them committing suicide; it could be Moriarty, their shared vision becoming a reality; it could be his mental/spiritual awakening to being in love....I think the light represents a spiritual awakening for them both, not just being in love but learning to accept that anything is possible and trusting other people, no longer feeling alone.

Romans 8:18. These present sufferings cannot compare to the future glory to be revealed in us.